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Nick
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Here, they are handled by the estate agents, and the people who run the cattle markets.
Have a word with one of them. They'll know, even if it's not them. OUrs are also listed in the farming bit of the local rag. And, yes, they are GREAT for picking up bargains, as long as you're prepared to take bigger lots than you wanted, or rusty versions, or stand around for two hours until your lot comes up, or whatever. |
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lassemista
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